Very that calls the meeting to order. All right. >> Adequate notice of this meeting was provided in accordance to chapter 231 public law 1975 Senator Bern public hearing. >> Can we have a moment of silence?
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Commissioner Capazola, >> Commissioner Garcia Biki, >> Commissioner Oino, >> Commissioner Sorrow >> here, >> Commissioner Romero, >> present. >> Deputy Director Marshon >> here. >> Director Taylor present. >> Tonight we have presentation.
Doug Whiter, it's all >> If I could just interrupt Commissioner Caval. >> Yes. Yes. I didn't know I didn't know anybody. Just as an introduction, we've asked uh Mr. Rifer to come in and kind of give an update on the various projects that are
going on throughout Cumberland County. So, with that, you'll be >> Thank you, Deputy Director Marshon. Um I'm going to be uh thorough but brief. Um going to go through the projects. They're kind of divided into two groupings. Uh one is the road projects
and then uh we have several projects related to structures under construction. Um the first of the road projects uh which is East Garden Road uh from the boulevard going towards Main Road. Uh the primary paving has been completed. Uh they're currently out there installing driveways and doing
restoration work. Uh the striping and the other signage replacements is uh scheduled for the future, immediate future. Um out there we have a few more weeks worth of work, but um it's moving well. It's moving along well. Uh the
next project is the uh the 2024 road program. You have to excuse me. I'm I'm recovering but still coughing. Um the drainage work on car on on the section of Caramel Road that's under construction has been completed. Uh they
should be starting the road work on that uh within the next two weeks. Resuming the work I should say since we had a winter this year and it kind of slowed everything down. Um and the drainage work on the section of Ferretton Roads to be under construction uh should be starting within that same time frame. Uh
the federal 2025 road program uh which is Cedarville Road uh another piece of Roadtown Road and the portion of Morton Avenue uh by the fire station. Uh that should be uh starting in the month of May. Um there's a minor amount of drainage, but for the most part that's a
mill and pave with related signage and striping and upgrades. Um the 2025 drainage improvements um is various roads throughout the county. Uh that's slated for construction with start construction within the next month as is
the drainage improvements on Brewster Road uh north of Maple Avenue. Um the pre-construction meeting for our 2025 striping program um should be undergone in the next two weeks and then they'll be going around. Uh that's basically just a renewal of existing striping on
county roads that have been paved within the last few years that have the striping is has gotten worn down. Uh the 2025 overlay program um which consists of uh about 10 and a half miles of roads in various municipalities as follows. Uh
main road from Oak Road to the county line. Uh Greenwich Road from Barretts Run Road back towards Britton. Cedar Street from Rama Road to Bakshunam Road. A park drive through the park between West Avenue and the raceway. Eg great street from Green Witch Road to
Shephardd's Mill Road. Bacon's Neck Road from Eg Great to Gumree Corner Road. Barretts Run Road from Shoemaker Road to Finley Road. Sharp Street from Main Street to High Street. Uh Maple Avenue
in Shiloh uh from 49 to East Avenue. uh Silver Lake Road from Love Lane to Old Deerfield Pike and East Avenue and Shiloh from uh 49 to Barrett's Run Route. Uh that is in review at DOT. I just received notice yesterday that we
do not have to go to Shipo for authorization to proceed, which is a good thing. Uh since you Great Street and Green, which was in there, we had to at least ask them, but they said they did not need to get a a review. And so now DOT needs to do their review and then we can once they approve it that we
can go to bid. Um the 2026 federal road program is at DOT in review and that's Old Cahi Road uh at the west side of the county and part of Irving Avenue in Deerfield and Upper Deerfield Townships. And one more
project that's at DOT is the 2024 uh freight program uh which is Britain Avenue in Deerfield from it's confusing 659 to 659 Violin Avenue to Stoneman Avenue which just happens to be the same county route number.
Um I'm going to take a breath if you had any questions about any of the road programs before I move on to structures. >> Go for it. >> Do you mind sending us a copy of that? I was going to offer that uh that would send it first thing in the morning to uh
administrator semi manado. Sorry about the name. Um and then he would get it out to you. >> If I need a GC, I know all of you definitely do too. Um not hearing no other questions, I'm going to move on to the the structures
projects. Um the first one is Maple Avenue over Maple Creek in downtown. Um I was down there yesterday. the structure is the water is now flowing through the new structure. Uh they closed off the bypass and they started removing the bypass today. Um they still
have to do a lot of the road work and pour the parapits and put the fences and a lot of the safety features up, guide rail, etc. Um but you're looking at another four to six weeks worth of work and then that will be completed. Also under construction right now is Freeze
Road uh up in front of Boswick Lake. um the westside superstruct sub I'm sorry westside substructure uh they finished the second concrete pour yesterday and they started God bless you they started pile driving um on the eastru side of
the substructure today uh that still has a lot of work that's a few months behind uh Maple Avenue but uh it is going full tilt. Uh the third one that's uh under contract is South Avenue where road caps run the bottom of South Avenue there
where Fairfield meets Bridton. Um the contractor mobilized for one week so they could remove the trees and vegetation uh because that had to be removed before April 1st so that we didn't disturb bats. Now between April 1st and July 1st we can't get into the
water to work because of fish. But in that time, the Elangy Electric is going to do their relocations so that on July 1st, the contractor can mobilize and and do their full tilt. And that's several months of a project. Again, pile driving, uh, concrete wall build
construction, the structure construction. They have to install a bypass. Very similar to the other structure jobs I just described. And then finally, some upcoming projects as far as structures. um the rehabilitation of Sunset Lake. Uh we
have a small project uh what I call the middle structure. It's not the structure that's over the raceway and it's not the siphon structure closer to Upper Deerfield. It's the one in the middle. Uh we have some grouting we have to install um from some gaps in the sheeting wall that were from when it was installed about 16 years ago. Uh it's
not a big project, but it's a very important project. Uh that'll be going to bid in the next month or so. And then the replacement of Beiel's Mill Road, which is the structure immediately downstream of Freezeburg, that should be going to that should be
going to bid in that same time frame. Uh with the idea that as soon as Freezeburg is completed, we should be able to flip over and start work on Beiel's Mill because we really don't want to have both roads closed at the same time. Even though the B even though the detour for Freezeburg is 540 because of the load
posting on Beiel's Mill, we still didn't want to have an additional road closed in the immediate vicinity. And then finally, um sometime this year, we're hoping to bid uh scour countermeasures at the Garden Road over Mars River Bridge. Um that bridge is not built on
piles. Uh so it's considered scour critical. So the project consists of lining the river channel with gabian baskets to protect the substructure units in case of floods. >> Very good. >> Anybody have any questions?
>> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Thank you. >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you, Doug. >> Is there any public comment on resolutions or I need to make a motion public? Sorry. Got it. On resolutions. >> So move. >> Second.
All in favor? >> I >> I have a question for the gentleman. >> Sandy Aso upper Deerfield Township on the Garden Road and the from the boulevard to Maine. Someone was telling me uh a week or so
ago that there's like almost a foot gap between the road and as people go down into their driveways. Is that something the county's planning on fixing or is that the the homeowner's responsibility or or has it been fixed since? Uh this
has been a week or so ago. >> You want me to answer now or at the end? >> At the end. >> At the end. At the end. >> And um >> excuse me. Should be resolutions now. I'm sorry. We can come back on open session. We can talk more about the other topics.
>> Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Any other motion to close? >> So move. >> All in favor? Hi. >> Did you do did you want to answer that
one question? >> Yeah, I think you got a question and let's >> Well, I have one more but that's okay. Go ahead. I'll talk to him later. Sure. >> It's my room. I was wondering when my room get out there about seven years ago and it
was on the list but hasn't quite gotten. >> All right. Okay. Okay. Um, department heads, anybody else? You want to move into a resolution? >> Good evening. I'm Melissa Niles. I'm the
department head for Cumberland County Department of Human Services. Um, I just have two um announcements that I would like to make sure that the community is aware of. The first is May is mental health month. And this year we will be having our second annual you are not
alone. Let's walk about it mental health walk and community event. It's in Vinland at the um Anthony Campanella Park. Um it's South Violin Park and it's a beautiful venue and the um we have like almost 30 vendors signed up to
participate. At 12:45, uh we are going to assemble the walkers in front of the lake where the dock is where we'll be having some comments um at one o'clock. And also we're dedicating what's called a buddy bench for mental health because
loneliness is an epidemic and loneliness affects our health in so many different ways. So, the intention of the buddy benches to be installed around our community are to provide opportunities for people to connect. Um, and then we
will have a walk around the lake and then activities from 2 to 4. So, we hope that you come out and support us. It's free. We have a free ice cream truck, free ice cream and you can order anything you want. Okay. And then also one of the things that we do um every
county mental health administrator is required to oversee what's called a disaster response uh program and it's uh overseen it's it's passed through from federal funding through the state to us
and its origins are the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services Disaster and Terrorism branch developed disaster response crisis counselor certifications following following 911 and it's the only one in the n in the nation to create trained credentialed volunteer workforce for
behavioral health emergencies. The disaster and terrorism brings coordinates state level mental health responses while DRCC's which is the disaster response crisis counselors in every county provides certified crisis counseling during disasters. And so we
are the recipient of one of their grants um it's called the safer communities um act and the grant helped us hire one of our employees um to coordinate and try to because co we had a lot of attrition nationwide I mean sorry statewide a lot
of every county lost a lot of volunteers so the grant is intended to help us rebuild the volunteer network and even though it has the word counseling in it it's not counseling it's like support. Um, but we provide official training and the fire academy is allowing us to use
their building on um, it is May 18th, which is a Monday to Wednesday, May 20th. It's a three-day training, and we'll feed you a hot lunch, too. And day one is intro to disaster response. Day two is psychological first aid, and day
three is culture and ethics. And then also, um, we already have a network of disaster response crisis counselors. they can attend to get uh continuing education credit renewals and it is an official certification. It's a process that you have to go through. Um it looks
really good on a resume. You never have to respond when the when the roster gets activated if I happen to call upon a volunteer to respond to some type of community tragedy or disaster. You always have the option to say no. So no one is obligated. But it's very good to
be prepared and trained. And the county has always been supportive of allowing us to a lot of our county employees are DRCC's, but it's open communitywide. So, but our seats are limited and I hear the seats are filling up quick, but if you're interested, it's on the county
website or you can call our department. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, that information is on our social media page. I asked him to come tonight to speak about that. I'm glad to hear that sponsor filling up the office.
Thank you. Any other departments can move on to the resolution. >> I just want to know that Commissioner Cazola arrived at 613 for the record. >> Welcome. >> Sorry about that. Resolution 2026-207
resolution awarding contract for providing plumbing repair services for the county of Cumberland and the Cumberland County Cooperative Contract Purchasing System identifier number 181 CC CCPS bid number 26-05. Do I have a motion and second?
>> So move second. >> Commissioner Capazola. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. >> Yes. Commissioner Commission. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director. Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. >> Resolution 2026-208. 208. Resolution awarding fair and open
professional service contract for providing council services for the Cumberland County Planning Board RFP number 25-64. Resubmission to do I have a motion and second. >> So move. Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. Yes. >> Commissioner Alino. Commissioner.
Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. Resolution 2026-209 resolution awarding fair and open professional service contracts for providing labor council and labor law related to services for the county of Cumberland RFP number 25-62 resubmission
2. Do I have a motion and second? >> So move second. >> Commissioner Capazola. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ostino. Yes. >> Commissioner Sorrow. Yes. Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Maron. Yes. Director Taylor. >> Yes. Resolution
2026-210, resolution approving change order number one to contract for providing services for children, adults, and families funded by the Cumberland County Department of Human Services, Human Services Advisory Council, RFP number 25-14. Do I have a motion and second?
>> So move. >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia, >> yes. >> Commissioner Oino, yes. >> Commissioner, Commissioner Romero, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Marawn, >> yes. >> Director Taylor, >> yes. Resolution 2026-211,
resolution approving change order number one to contract for providing services for children, adults, and families funded by the Cumberland County Department of Human Services, Human Services Advisory Council, RFP number 25-14. Do I have a motion and second? >> So move. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. Commissioner
Garcia, >> yes. >> Commissioner Ostino, >> yes. >> Commissioner S. Commissioner Romero, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon, >> yes. >> Director Taylor, >> yes. Resolution 2026-212 resolution amending resolution 2025-696 exercising second and final option to
renew contract for providing drug and alcohol treatment services for the Cumberland County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Office RFP number 23-61. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. Commissioner Garcia Peliki. Yes.
>> Commissioner Oino. Commissioner. Commissioner Romero. Yes. >> Deputy Director Maran. Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. >> Resolution 2026-213. Resolution awarding fair and open contract for deflection and diver diversion strategic consultant for the
county of Cumberland RFP number 26-10. Do I have a motion in second? >> So move. >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ostino. Commissioner. Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. Existence
>> resolution 2026-214 resolution authorizing Cumberland County to opt in to participate in national opioid remnant defendant settlement. Do I have a motion? >> Second. >> Commissioner Capola. Commissioner Garcia. Yes. Commissioner Ostino. Commissioner. Commissioner Romero.
>> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. Resolution 2026-215 resolution authorizing purchase from Omnia Partners Cooperative National Contract Vendor for a Vigon >> CCTV equipment and accessories. Do I
have a motion and second move? >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazol. Commissioner Garcia Biki. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ostino. >> Yes. >> Commissioner. Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. Resolution 2026-216, resolution approving change order number
one to contract for providing architectural services for design of all-incclusive playground for the county of Cumberland RFP number 25-27. Do I have a motion in second? >> Some move. >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. Commissioner Garcia. Yes. Commissioner Oino. Commissioner Sorrow. Yes. Commissioner
Romero. Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. Yes. Director Taylor. >> Yes. Resolution 2026-217, resolution authorizing the submission of a proposal to Salem County for providing inschool youth career pathways program services in Cumberland County by means
of the workforce development board Salem County RFP number 26 statute 08. Do I have a motion? >> Move. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. Commissioner Garcia. Yes. >> Commissioner Oino. >> Yes. >> Commissioner S. Yes. >> Commissioner Romero. >> Yes.
>> Commissioner Yes. Deputy Director Marson. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor, >> yes. >> Resolution 2026-218, resolution authorizing the submission of a proposal to Salem County for providing out of school youth career pathways program services in Cumberland County by means of the workforce development
board, Salem County, RFP number 26-09. Do I have a motion and second? >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Oscino. Yes. Commissioner Scott. Commissioner Romero? >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Maran? Yes. >> Director Taylor? Yes. >> Resolution 2026-219,
resolution authorizing agreements concerning youth work experience program sponsored by the Cumberland County Division of Employment and Training. Do I have a motion and second? >> So move. >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. Commissioner Garcia Biki. Yes. Commissioner Osino. Commissioner S. Commissioner Romero.
>> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. >> Resolution 2026-212. Resolution authorizing application and continuation of the shared service agreement with the city of Vinland. the city of Milville and the city of Bridgton for the fiscal year 2025 Edward
Fern Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program. Do I >> move? Second. >> Commissioner Capazole. Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Boli. Yes. >> Commissioner Ostino. Yes. >> Commissioner. Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes.
>> Resolution 2026-221. Resolution authorizing the Cumberland County Department of Human Services and the Division of Employment and Training to provide youth service programs funded by the Juvenile Justice Commission. Do I have a motion? >> Move. >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki.
>> Yes. >> Commissioner Ostino. Commissioner. >> Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Marshon. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor. >> Yes. >> Resolution 2026-22. Resolution authorizing grant application to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for the local
efficiency achievement program challenge grant. Do I have a motion in second? >> Second. >> Commissioner Capazola. Yes. >> Commissioner Garcia Biki. Yes. >> Commissioner Alino. Yes. >> Commissioner. Commissioner Romero. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Maran. >> Yes. >> Director Taylor.
>> Yes. At this time, um, we'd like to review the consent agenda items for April 28th, 2026 meeting. 16672, resolution exercising first option to renew contract for providing
global positioning system satellite based offender tracking services for the Cumberland County Department of Corrections. 16673 resolution exercising first option to renew contract for providing food services and food management services at the Cumberland County Department of
Corrections RFP number 25-10 16674 resolution exercising first and final option to renew contract for providing preventative maintenance and repair services for the security door systems at the Cumberland County Jail. Bid number 24-12 16679 resolution approving change order
number one to contract for providing various issued services for the Cumberland County Youth Services Advisory Council RFP number 24-10 second renewal 1660 resolution approving change order number
one to contract for providing various youth services for the Cumberland County Youth Services Advisory Council RFP number 24-10 second renewal. 16683 resolution approving change order number one to contract for providing various Youth Services for Cumberland
County Youth Services Advisory Council RFP number 24-10 second renewal 16704 resolution amending resolution 2025-271 awarding a contract for a one-stop operator to coordinate the New Jersey
one-stop career centers in the Cumberland Salem Cape May workforce development area RFP number 25-08 16705 resolution exercising first option to renew contract for providing a one-stop operator to coordinate the New Jersey onetop career centers in the
Cumberland Salem Kate May workforce development area RFP number 25-08 16706 resolution authorizing the award of a non-harent open contract for providing printing of election materials for the Cumberland County Board of Elections
16711 resolution Resolution exercising first option to renew contract for providing onetop career services WA title 1B adult dislocated worker and youth services for the county of Salem by means of Cumberland Salem Kate May Workforce
Development Board RFP number 25-20 16712 resolution authorizing purchase for renewal of regroup annual software subscriptions swift 911 notification system from New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance
6713 resolution approving change order number one and final to contract for specifications for 2023 striking program various municipalities Cumberland County New Jersey bid number 23-12 16718 resolution authorizing the use of
competitive contracting for requests for proposals to provide assisted transportation services not emergency medical and/or subscription subscript subscription type transportation requests for Cumberland County area transit services and proposals for transportation network company to aid
with flexible ondemand transportation services. 16719 resolution approving change order number one to contract for providing drug and alcohol treatment services for the Cumberland County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Office RFP number 23-61
16720 resolution of approving change order number one to contract for providing drug and alcohol treatment services for the Cumberland County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Office RFP 23-61 1672 21 resolution cancelling expired contracts for April 2026 covering
materials, services, and supplies. 16722 resolution authorizing purchases from state contract vendors. 16723 Resolution authorizing participation in the New Jersey state approved cooperative contract 23/24-9
for the provision of Ethernet services for various county locations for the Cumberland County IT IT Department. 16726 resolution consenting to the proposed lower Delaware water quality management plan amendment to accommodate the double eagle saloon
program interest number 435441 activity number AMD 24001 16727 resolution granting final approval of the NJ Pitchner Farms LLC application to sell development easement
16729 resolution declaring May 2026 as older for Americans in Cumberland County. 16731, resolution authorizing execution of police extension agreement on behalf of the Cumberland County Prosecutor Office 14-16 East Commerce Street, Richmond.
16732, Resolution authorizing amendments to the bylaws of the Human Services Advisory Council. 16650 resolution approving the 2026 Cumberland County Board of Health budget appropriating $4,42,756 and authorizing 3,345,000
to be raised by taxation by the Cumberland County Health Board. >> May I ask a question on one of the resolutions? I'm not questioning it that it has to be done. I just would like to learn more about it. And that is the uh 16726
where it has the uh the lower Delaware Water Quality Management. Um can you help because it's the reason why I'm asking is because it's specifically for a entity and I'm trying to figure out why. >> Right. So it's a a Matt Pazarski County
Planning Director. Um it is a sight specific amendment. Um and that site uh was originally under septic, but because of the constraints of the surrounding properties, it needs to be added to the sewer system. >> Okay. That I did not realize that's what
it was for. Okay. That that Well, that's the reason why I have to know why site specific for that particular thing. It's because the septic system was failing, isn't it? >> Right. Okay. That's Thank you, Matt. I appreciate that. >> They've also been I know that this one they've been working on that for a few
years. Yeah, but I didn't I didn't realize it fell under water quality management. >> I just figured you needed it >> a sewer line. That's it. >> That's all. Thank you. >> Anybody have questions
on any of the resolutions? >> If not, we'll move into um public comment on new business only. >> Do I have a motion to open public comment on new business? >> Second. >> Second. All >> in favor? Hi.
>> Floor is yours. >> Any help? >> Money. >> Can we lower our tax bill by two cents? >> Lic county and Kate May County did uh unless Nancy wrote from up in Deerfield
in Fairfield Township on a resolution ID number 16726 that you just asked about with the lower Delaware Water Quality Management. Uh this is for the Double Eagle Saloon
on Panther Road. And I just want you to know that Double Eagle is paying for it. It's not county tax dollar yet. Sorry, Matt. Popped your balloon. You should have told him. This is no cost to
the county. >> Thank you. >> I just want to say it's about time that we had the engineer in here to tell us about the road projects. It's been many, many years since we got a heads up on the road projects and the
bridges and the culverts and the poor little fish. They get flooded out of the water every time it rains. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> No, I'll wait for him to answer. >> You had a second question, didn't you?
>> No, it's all right. It was >> okay. >> I mean, we can answer both. Sandy Asivito upper Deerfield Township. I was just wondering where old Burlington Road I think it's 677 county
where that falls into the uh on the agenda because I know they were out there quite a number of years ago and so that taking you know doing their thing and we expected something before now but that was my second question and first
one. >> Thank you. Seeing no more motion to close. >> Second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> In reference to Miss Esto's first question, um the slopes on sides of
Garden Road, that's part of the restoration that they're doing now. Driveways as well as the the dirt work along the slopes of the road. In reference to your second question, uh we did have this road surveyed several years ago. Um they did the drainage
improvements already. Um I don't have a date when it is it's to be paved but it is on it's get it's on the short list because the condition that's why we did the drainage and the >> when when they did the fire line. When did they do the drainage?
>> Um there wasn't that much drainage out there but any when we went through we did some drainage between I believe there were a couple pipes replaced between Big Oak and Fox Road. I know there was some pipes replaced in the in the intersection of um Pulk Lane and
there might have been a pipe in between. There wasn't a lot of drainage, but we've been basically as a um standard we're trying to replace all the corrugated aluminum pipes under the roads before we pave them because they're prone to falling apart. Um and
so paving them and then having the pipes fall apart immediately afterwards seems to be a a bad investment. Um, so we did the drainage and I would think that would be within the next year or two. I mean, I can't make any promises because there's never enough money to do all the roads that need to be done. Um, but that
one has the drainage has had a chance to settle, which is our objective before we pave them. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> We have calls to go to a second. Do we have? >> Yes, we do. The matters to be discuss.
>> Okay. Go ahead. >> Are we going to come out? >> Um, it's not anticipated we're going to take any action following executive session. >> 2026-223 resolution providing for a meeting not open to the public in accordance with the positions of the New Jersey Senator Bolan Bear. Open public meeting act NJSA
104-12 matters relating to litigation negotiations and attorney client privilege matters relating to employment relationship. Do I have a motion and second? Motion second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> This has been a QVC television
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